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Old May 28th 2003, 4:13 pm
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Now I know why theres so many kids with Asthma in WA.



Chemicals used to keep swimming pools clean may be behind the rise in asthma in children, a study suggests.
Researchers in Belgium have found that chlorine in pools can react with sweat or urine to create harmful fumes which can damage lungs.



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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Now I know why theres so many kids with Asthma in WA.



Chemicals used to keep swimming pools clean may be behind the rise in asthma in children, a study suggests.
Researchers in Belgium have found that chlorine in pools can react with sweat or urine to create harmful fumes which can damage lungs.



That's funny - I was born and brought up in South Africa and regularly inhaled the dust from the HTH chlorine my dad used to throw into the pool while we were swimming (he was a cruel dad); and the cases of asthma in children were far lower there than they are here. I think kids have got more chance of getting asthma from air pollution in this country than say a place like Australia.
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The same story is on the UK news today - same wherever you go mate.

Not surprising really. When you go swimming in a chlorinated pool you're basically swimming in diluted bleach arn't you? No wonder regular swimmers have damage to their lungs comparable to smokers.
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